Product:
RADO True Thinline
RADO is known for using revolutionary materials, developing cutting edge design, and for an instantly recognizable iconic style. For the 3rd consecutive year as IDS Title Sponsor, RADO will transform the entrance escalator space. Collaborating with like-minded brands in support of young design talent, the installation explores the concept of time, communication, mobility and luxury. Pioneers, Rado fulfills a mandate of looking forward and pushing the boundaries of what is possible. Introduced in 2011, the RADO True Thinline is the world's thinnest high-tech ceramic watch. A sensual elegant timepiece that is effortless to wear, well designed and
technologically advanced.
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Place:
102.1 the edge Boardroom by Quadrangle Architects
Rock and Roll is here to stay…at least in the 102.1 the edge boardroom at Corus Quay. Rick Mugford and Caroline Robbie of Quadrangle Architects, created spaces for twenty-two of the media giant’s key brands including the edge 102.1; the radio station known in the 70s and 80s for discovering local and international bands. Caroline and Rick turned to Caroline’s personal collection of over three hundred posters creating a patchwork wallpaper featuring the likes of The Police, Iggy Pop, Bow Bow Wow, James Brown, along with local punk and art-rock bands like the Viletones and The Hummer Sisters. This cultural landscape of the music from that time period, as well as the rest of the project, have won several awards, including most recently the DX Gold Award for Interior Design. Other Quadrangle projects include 299 Queen West (CTV headquarters), BMW Toronto, and The Candy Factory Lofts. Next up? Check out what Rick and Caroline poster the walls with this time around as part of IDS 12’s How do you live? A TAS Designbuild Feature presented by National Bank.
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